Focus and Scope

GJIRI welcomes original research articles, review articles, conceptual studies, methodological contributions, and other scholarly works that demonstrate clear academic significance and contribute to the development of knowledge within a discipline or across multiple disciplines.

The journal welcomes research in, but is not limited to, the following areas:

Social Sciences, Humanities and Education : Education, educational management, psychology, sociology, anthropology, communication, linguistics, cultural studies, history, philosophy, religious studies, political science, public administration, and social development.

Business, Management and Economics : Business management, entrepreneurship, marketing, accounting, finance, economics, human resource management, organizational behavior, strategic management, tourism, hospitality, and business innovation.

Science, Computer Science and Information Technology : Computer science, artificial intelligence, data science, information systems, software engineering, information technology, Internet of Things, digital transformation, and emerging technologies.

Engineering and Applied Technology : Civil engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, industrial engineering, environmental engineering, manufacturing, automation, robotics, smart systems, and engineering management.

Health, Well-being and Life Sciences : Public health, health promotion, health informatics, nutrition, nursing, psychology and well-being, biomedical sciences, biotechnology, food science, and related life sciences.

Environmental Science, Agriculture and Sustainability : Environmental studies, climate change, renewable energy, sustainable development, agriculture, food security, forestry, biodiversity, water resources, waste management, and green technology.

Law, Governance and Public Policy : Law, public administration, governance, political studies, international relations, public policy, regulatory studies, digital governance, and institutional development.

Arts, Culture and Creative Industries : Literature, language, arts, cultural studies, cultural heritage, media, creative industries, performing arts, and digital culture.

Innovation, Society and Development : Social innovation, technological innovation, community development, entrepreneurship, inclusive development, human development, digital society, innovation policy, and sustainable development.

Emerging and Interdisciplinary Research : Artificial intelligence and society, AI ethics, digital humanities, FinTech, EdTech, health technology, green technology, smart cities, climate technology, digital economy, human–technology interaction, data-driven society, and other emerging interdisciplinary fields.

Interdisciplinary Approach & Manuscript Expectations : GJIRI particularly encourages studies that demonstrate meaningful connections between disciplines, integrate complementary theoretical or methodological perspectives, address complex real-world problems, or generate innovative knowledge with academic and societal relevance.

The journal does not define interdisciplinarity merely by combining several subject labels.

 

Manuscripts are expected to demonstrate:

A meaningful intellectual connection between the selected disciplines.

A coherent research design.

Methodological rigor.

A clear contribution to knowledge.

The journal is committed to promoting scholarly dialogue across disciplinary boundaries and welcomes contributions from researchers and institutions worldwide.